See my thread on gundrilling.

Gundrills are cheap on eBay. Found the size i needed the first day and
bought two. I'll get a couple more real cheapos for practice.

Turns out coolant is fine for gundrilling. I need high pressure, 400
PSI min. Haven't found GPM rquirements, can't belive its more than 5
GPM. This will be the hard part to find. Anybody have something like
this?

I'm thinking of trying the pump out of an old car wash. I know where a
scrap one is laying around. Other ideas for a cheap skate?

Karl

"Karl Townsend" wrote in message
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See my thread on gundrilling.

Gundrills are cheap on eBay. Found the size i needed the first day and
bought two. I'll get a couple more real cheapos for practice.

Turns out coolant is fine for gundrilling. I need high pressure, 400
PSI min. Haven't found GPM rquirements, can't belive its more than 5
GPM. This will be the hard part to find. Anybody have something like
this?

I'm thinking of trying the pump out of an old car wash. I know where a
scrap one is laying around. Other ideas for a cheap skate?

Karl

Log splitter, power steering, pressure washer?
http://baileynet.com/hydraulics/bail...tegory=1000008

jsw

Karl Townsend wrote:

See my thread on gundrilling.

Gundrills are cheap on eBay. Found the size i needed the first day and
bought two. I'll get a couple more real cheapos for practice.

Turns out coolant is fine for gundrilling. I need high pressure, 400
PSI min. Haven't found GPM rquirements, can't belive its more than 5
GPM. This will be the hard part to find. Anybody have something like
this?

I'm thinking of trying the pump out of an old car wash. I know where a
scrap one is laying around. Other ideas for a cheap skate?

Karl

Cheap electric pressure washer, add pressure gauge and adjust it's
regulator as needed to get the pressure you want at the flow you get
through the tooling.

On Sunday, February 12, 2012 4:10:27 AM UTC-8, Karl Townsend wrote:
See my thread on gundrilling.

Gundrills are cheap on eBay...
Turns out coolant is fine for gundrilling. I need high pressure, 400
PSI min.

High pressure pumps are find-able. Look on eBay for
"Fluid-O-Tech" items, for instance. It might be useful to
find a coolant/lubricant that works with lower pressure (200 psi
is acceptable for vane pumps).

On Sun, 12 Feb 2012 06:10:27 -0600, Karl Townsend
wrote:

See my thread on gundrilling.

Gundrills are cheap on eBay. Found the size i needed the first day and
bought two. I'll get a couple more real cheapos for practice.

Turns out coolant is fine for gundrilling. I need high pressure, 400
PSI min. Haven't found GPM rquirements, can't belive its more than 5
GPM. This will be the hard part to find. Anybody have something like
this?

I'm thinking of trying the pump out of an old car wash. I know where a
scrap one is laying around. Other ideas for a cheap skate?

Karl

Pressure washer plumbed into the bit will work fine.
You are not going to get a lot of gallons per minute through a gun
drill.


Gunner

One could not be a successful Leftwinger without realizing that,
in contrast to the popular conception supported by newspapers
and mothers of Leftwingers, a goodly number of Leftwingers are
not only narrow-minded and dull, but also just stupid.
Gunner Asch

An old power steering pump might hold together
long enough for a farmer (:


Karl Townsend wrote:
See my thread on gundrilling.

Gundrills are cheap on eBay. Found the size i needed the first day and
bought two. I'll get a couple more real cheapos for practice.

Turns out coolant is fine for gundrilling. I need high pressure, 400
PSI min. Haven't found GPM rquirements, can't belive its more than 5
GPM. This will be the hard part to find. Anybody have something like
this?

I'm thinking of trying the pump out of an old car wash. I know where a
scrap one is laying around. Other ideas for a cheap skate?

Karl